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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-16
Death Of Governor Bodwell.

Governor Joseph X. Bodweli II no more
Yesterday. at five In the morning he
passed away after a brief struggle with
aisease. Taken i'll on the train at Bruins
wick. On his contemplated visit To Thomas
ton. Monday, December fifth, it was
hoped that his vigorous constitution would
enable him to battle disease and regain his
robust health and manly vigor. Recently
bi. svmptoms had been more favorable
and his family, friends, and the
publjc had been encouraged TO hope
for the best. But the time comes
for the strongest 10 close their mortal
career and bid adieu TO life, and against the
relentless assaults Of death there Is no
defense, The disease which proved fatal
10 Governor Bodwell, was neuralgia OF
the heart. Everything possible that
medical akin and care could do, was done
TO save this valuable life, but in vain.
This unexpected and melancholy event
produces a deep sensation throughout the
State and in other sections Of the country
where he was well known. \ man OF
very superior capacity, of great energy
and executive ability, the architect OF his
own fortune, his large business enterprises
have employed capital and labor on a
broad scale. Starting from humble
circumstances he had by his force of char
acter become recognized IA one Of the lead
Ing personalities Of the State, one OF
the foremost men Of New England. OF
large hearted generosity, faithful in the
performance Of private and public duties,
devoted husband and father, noble cit
lien, his death Is an irrcparable loss to his
family, to his large number of friends and
to Maine, whose honorcd Chief Magistrate
he has proved himself during year OF
successful administration. Peace to his
ashes and honor to his ilustrious memory,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-16

Il absolutely pure and highly concentratea. ,'ns
strictly m9dcine I" h. given with food Noi ,;n
cholera and all diseases Of hens. Is worth its
weight IN gold. Illustrated book by mail free.
Sold everywhere, q sent by mail for % cents In
stamps IA III. air-tight tin cans, 81 90; by mail.
DIR. I. S. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-16

The katahdin Iron Works are turning out
larger amount of iron At present than ever
before and large orders are being received
Prom western firms. They are manafacturl
Ping from 20 to % tons day, with an average
output of 20 tons, which il nearly double the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-16

clear head is indicative Of good health
and regular habifs. When the BODY is Ian
guid, and the mind works sluggishly, Aver,
iCathartic Pills will assist in the recovery o,
physical buoyaney and mental vigor
deel2deod&wlw
Scrofuious huMors~= erysipeIas, canker.
(and catarrh can be cured by taking Ayers
tSarsaparilla- Il have used this medicine in
Emy family, for scrofula. and know, if ii il
taken persistently, it viii eradicate this ter
|rible disease Nv. F. Fowler, NJ. D..
|Greenville, Tenn. decl2deodAw1v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-28
F0RT wORBR mAKkETs-DAILY RE
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX, March 20. 1887. I
BUlTER-2O0221Sc per ID ; creamcr So.
C0IT0N--sEict low mlddliRg, tinged, 7Ici
@ 'FFEE-R!o, fair 16c; prime lie; choice l616
6l7c: Laguyra 1919; Java 291aC; Golden Rio
lSc: Pea herry 81 &c.
HEESE-The better grades and Ohio .ctory
100 1923 full cream twins Ice.
CABRAGE-In bulk &C per pound.
CANNED nO0DS-P'iCes per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 80; peaches, standard 3
MS, 81 As: ID s. co; seconds, 2 ms. 81 l5 lbs
81 81; tomatoes, star dard. ID 81 90; seconds
lbs $; lbs 81 go; green corn 81 1901 sc;
green peas 81 I00I 81; COOS cherries 81 %. rasp-
berries 81 g.; oysters, full weiE hit, ID 90691c
tbs 81 75@1 80; 1t W.. Ii S; 2be S; salmon
b 81 65; lbs S; macker' |, l ID 90c6Sl o.;
sar0tnes, American, Sc 90 case; imported Sl2 81
Gl4 20 as ; straWberries,2 ID 81 80; backber-
ries 81 Is; green cages $; Eagle condensed
milk 81 25.
SPRING I3S7-PRICE LIST OF DRY GOODS.
plaids, SIC; Abion silver grey5. SIC; Aliens
fancies, 5Rc; Aliens special, 51aC. American
fancie5, o1.C; American Indigo, anchor
sheetinEs, &c; Berlin oils, all C5lO?s. SIC; x 2r-
wick fancy, 4Cj CO. tORa, new feECie5, SIC,
CJnestOGa, chocolates, 51.C; L dystOne novel
ties, &c; EudystOne satines, &c; GlOu. ester ell
yer greys. SIC; Hartel fancies, 51zc; Hartel
satinee, 5KC; Hartel shifting, DC; Hamilton
mourning, Sc; simpsons silver grey, &c; Simpe
sons linen fniEn, t., Windsor talc!es, &c ;
marina washington ianCles, 44c; assorted
standards, sc.
Misunderstanding staple checks, nc;
Amoskeag nOveltiss s, SIC; Amoskeag lotus, Sc
Caledonia STAPLES, 71aG74c; EIusdale dress
st lee, SIC; Glen ale dress styles, Sc; Grey
lock ress styles, j01c; Norman die dress styles,
SIC; Langdale book f0ld, Sc; Renfrew Dress
st, les, SIC: Renfrew boutiined, lO}ac; scotch
book fold, SIC; Statewide Nubians, Sc; Whites
fancy, 7%c; York favorite, 724c; Warsaw. Ike;
zephyr che ks, SC.
Col red Cambrlcs-Rossmors fiat, SC; Garner
rolled, 4}&G; MasonviIle rolled, 53zc; Slater &
Sens rolled, SIC
Brown Co.tons-Atlar tic A "A, &c; Atlantic
exc; Alask a A., exc; Anendaie 4 1, exc: An
pleton a "A, &c; Argyle family cotton, 634c !;
black CROW, SIC; Clifton &c G. SIC; Derby,
fine brown, &c; exposition A exc; Chapman
"A, Sc; Grauitev'lle z E. exc; GrsnitevIue
Il Fl Fl, 5%c; Marshall A &c; Maginuis E E
A. SIC
bleached Cotton.-security q, SC: social L
1 4, 7]ac; Fairfield Z, 6X and &c; Chapman <,
I1sc: Dyerville "A, &c; Ellerton 4, Ike; gildeu
aSe "A, 7Ac: Lonsdale, "A, SIC:
LonsdaIe camoric lie; hero ~ nc;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-28

PROVIsIONS-We quote on the basis CT car
lots.
goo; haf 0cls No. l, So so; No. ,. s. 90; cod
FISH, &c
Pigs feet-In kits 81 Is, = bbIs IS rs; a bbls
IS 30.
Picked tripe-In kits 81 I5
Spiced pickle hersings, per bucket, 81 so.
HOLLAND h Z rrings-Ktgs 81 50GI IS.
Dried herIiugs-Per box, 40c.
Bologna sausage Ia
Buckwheat lTur-l5 6 b cases IS Os; 81 h
Meat-sugsr- cured hams 12xc; sugar cured
breakfast aeon 4O34c; short cIear bacon IOci
short clear dry So 9lzc.
Lard-Tierce, 75lc, so Il cans, nc; 20 b cans,
Sc; To- b cans, SIC; 5-B cans, sac; ; D. cans,
SIC.
Homlny and grits-Per Dbl, 81 Is.
KTaut-Ea barrels 81 -
Oatmeal-Per hat barre, a co.
Cracked WHETHER Il, O..
Crsckers-A soda sac; Xxx soda, Sc: cream
SIC; ginger snaps, SC; lemon creams. s..
Sundries->tarc1, 2Xci caadlss, tu l boxes,
PIC; haves, -; QuarJerz,-; stirk candy, so
N1zC; ia cy, lOG I6c; rope &c; do. ,ttOn,
&c herring, imported, Il . p keg; rsisirs,
lsyer, g 30; cider, crab apple, 4Oc. Missouri,
30; wins Ear, l5d25c, concentrated I've, 81 7jGc
co. jugs, glazed, Ice per gal; crooks glazed,
DC per gall dried peaches, &C; indigo, 15c per
b buemg. 30gdS 81 90 per dozen; COleman's
mustard, s. SO1I 20 per dozen; m Car0ni. i'm
ported, I5c per ID American. &c per box;
buckets, two hoops, 81 81 per dozen brilliant
oils, bbis, lSc; EupiOn 90, Use, 90, p cases,
g 10. brilliant, % cas- s, s! l.; do, IL csses,
s. So baking poE ders, bulk. lie; ard ID cans
s. so; macaroni sma box, CSC; yermlcelIi, small
box, Csc; CstsUD IL bulk pur gallon S5c; Worces-
ter sauce In bulk per gallon : 25
ougar-Fine powder d, bDls, 71zc; do half
bbls, 7'Sc; cut loaf nc; pranuIat d standard,
&c; Louisiana gTanuiated &c, standard
SIC: en- Ice white, &c; louisiana ;. C. 65sG
SIC.
Rica-LouIsiana 42l051Ic.
POULTRY-We quote Young chickens
3 90 ner doz; OLD g 90; turkeys 70a9Oc.
WHISKY-Rectlfed 81 loci so, as pr proof;
sour mEsn, two veavs old, 81 seal 20; three
years old, 81 9O62 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
"a OOG5 90.
WOOL-spring clip, bright medium, ls9
2lc; light fine l6c; coarse l3Gl6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-28
Sod promised to hear thy prayer only to
mock thnn2 Ii ic MT tnn 10

God promised to hear thy prayer only to
mock thee? 1t is not too late.
In St. PauPs, London, there is q Whis-
pering gallery. A voice uttured most
feebly at one side Of the gallery is heard
distinctly at the opposite side, great dis
lance off. SO, every word of earnest
prayer goes all around the earth, and
makes heaven a whispering gallery. Go
into the ark-not to sit down, but to
stand in the door, and call until all the
family come in. Aged Noah, where is
Jsphet? David, where is Absal0m? Han
nah, where is Samuel? Bring them in
through Christ, the door. Would it not
be pleasant TO spend eternity with our
families? Gladder than Christmas or
Thanksgiving festival will be the reunion,
If we get all our family into the ark.
Which of them can we spare out Of
heaven?
On one OF the late steamers there were
father and two daughters journeying.
They seemed extremely poor. A benev-
olent gentleman stepped up to
form of relief, and said: "YOu seem
to be very poor, sir" "POor, sir"
replied the man, elf there's poorer man
Gudu HIS d IEOuOIIBS us WOEIuI UOu plIy
both of us!' 81 will take one of your
children and adopt it, if you say so. l
think it would be great relief to you"
GA what?" said the poor man. GA re-
lief" "WOuld it be relief to have the
hands chopped eff from the body, or the
heart torn from the bressf? A relief, in
deed! cd be good to u! What do
you mean, sit?"
However many children we may have,
we have none to give up. Which, Of our
families, can we afford 10 spare out OF
heaven? Come. fathell Come, mother?
Come, son. Come, daughter! Come,
brother! Come, sister! Only one step,
and we are in. Christ, the door, swings
out to admit us and it is not the hoarse-
ness of a stormy blast that you hear, but
the voice of loving and patient God that
addresses you, saying: Come thou and
all thy house into the ark And there
may the Lord shut US in,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-28
Ram.

The fine showeE we had Saturday even
ing did not keep the Fort Worth Grocer
%. from being crowded with customers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-28

Do you wsrt your city. adygFtiseds
Then send the weekly GAzsTrE to your
friends. Subsesfbe at once and get q
ticket 20. tie valuable premium drawing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

The noble army OF all-conQuerng drummers
which has swept over the United States has be-
sieged and captured Washington. The stone slnny
by the District David glanced harmlessly from the
adamant cheek OF the huge drummer Goliath. Our
supreme Court says In test case that the District
license tax upon foreign drumners Is unconstitu.
1ional and can't be enforced. Congress may i'm
pose such tax, and Congress Is the only power
which can regulate District taxation; but somehow
or other Congress Is not responsible for this par
ticular tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
Doubie-shect Star ON rbur,dav.

On Thursday next, the date fixed for unwilling
the splendid statue OF Garfield in this city, THE
STAR viii be issued In eight-page or fun double
sheet form, containing not only the news OF the
day from all parts OF the world, but q number Of
excellent illustrations and all the interesting de-
tails Of the occasion. As an immense concourse
Of strangers will be assembled in Washington,
either TO participate in or view the imposing
pageant. the circulation Of The STAR il certain to
be phenomenally large and unusually desirable
that day, making its issue one Of much more than
ordinary value to advertisers. Not only Will the
columns OF that issue be scanned by a larger num-
Der OF people in washington than usual, but
thousands of copies will be sent through the
mails to all parts OF the country. Those wishing
TO reach the eye OF the largest possible number Of
readers reachable from this poins should there
fore not fail TO embrace this rare opportunity;
and, In order TO insure Insertion and proper class
1cation, their announcements should be sent In ss
early In the day as possible.
~ Newsdealers and others wishing an extra
number OF Inc paper that day should also for
ward their orders In advance, to avoid disap-
pointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
One Of the sins of omission Of the last Conores,

One OF the sins OF omission Of the last Congress.
due either TO cheese pairing" or the blunders OF
The rush OF closing session, was the failure to
make provision for lighting the Washington Mon
urnent and running the elevator therein Asare
suit only visitors who were bold and strong
enough 10 grope TO the top with candles have
enjoyed the wonderful view from its summit:
thieves protected by the darkness have chipped
and marred the ornamental stones; and now.
owing 70 this vandalism, and the failure OF Con-
gress TO provide the means OF protection, the mon
unnent WI be closed 10 visitors entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

EoR REsI-sa5 PER MONTH, Z ROOM BRICK
n .o2- Attn St NV, hot and cold water; bsth-rooms
rss throuehout. Call al 1918 18Th ST. nv for hey.
after , =. m mylo3r
nor RENT THE PRETTY COTTAGE ais
n spruce stx Ledroit Park. CONTAINING q rooms and
cellar. al mod. tmI. lot ,oA l2o; $3.50
my1o-3t ChAs r BANES. 500 Y st. NV.
IroR RENT-NEAR TIRE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
IL snd pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling m inc rons
incinuns mtn us Sdst ne. Ap26-lsr
IYoR RRNI-HousE ilo6 9TH ST NV, EioHT
9th 81 keference requIr red. liz.
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The Arzona-Mexican earthquake as an irrigatof
watered stretch Of thirsty Land, and as pros
pector opened up two new gold mines. Thus L.
fhe unbounded energy which hurhes 70 destruc-
lion In the crowded and corrupt East utilized in
new countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

New EnBRo.oER1Es.
We are continually opening new goods and
offering bargains in iris department.
Matched Patterns IN Fine Nainsook Kubroid-
cries.
2inchss wide, 12c. Per I'D
inches wide. Csc. Per I'D.
inches wids, SOC. pr I'd
Is inches wide. 75c. Per I'd
"a inches wide, so per I'D
Matched Patterns Of Embroideries In great
variety.
19-inch Fine Nainsook Embroidery, hand
some open-work patterns, embroidered 7kin.
deep only o. rs per I'd.
Elegant line Of 80 and 40-inch French Apron
Embroidery, choics patterns, 50c, 75c, s7hc,
and 81. 12h per I'D.
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

IL Is a rather severe commentary on the boosted
British love for fair play that Mr.. Parnelrs adj
vlsers OF all shades Of partisan opinion, agree In
asserting that he cannot prosecute the London
Times for libel with any hope OF justice from
London Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

Edward Hen. a millionaire tobacconist OF New
YORK city, has died, and, by his Will, cut all his
sons OF without dollar. No cause Is ASSIGNED
for the act, bur IL Is suspected that they crowed
too much over what they expected TO receive, and
the cautious Hen preferred that they should scratch
a little for their living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

The negotiating parties have agreed to disagree
IN the Virginia debt matter. The public now
await enlightenment TO hat q. s. Senator from
Virginia this disagreement elects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

chicago anarchists got into trouble for putting
the red and American fiag3 on the same level A
socialist lecturer In Pttsourg yesterday was nearly
lnobbed for describing the star spangled banner as
"a rag tied TO pole" With so many anti-patriotic
influences abroad Indignation OF this sort. even
though over-violent, Is refreshing and healthful
Those who seek refuge from foreign despotisn here
are not TO transfer the hate OF their oppressors to
the government and nag which protect them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
Asour MEs,s CLOTHING.

THE ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR OF OUR
BUILDING ACCESS BY STAIRWAY OR
ELKvAToR,. COVERING AN AREA OF
$500 SQUARE FEET. Is DEVOTED ExcLu-
sIvELY TO THE DISPLAY OF SPRING
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. AND
SUCH A DIsPLAY!i ABSOLUTELY MOTH
ING KNOWN TO THE TAILoRs' ART MISS
ING. STYLES ENOUGH TO DELIGHT THE
EYE. KINDS ENOUGH TO PLEASE THE
TASTE OF EVERY ONE, AND PRICES so
LOW. COMPARATIVELY. AS TO SURPRISE,
DELIGHT-IN FAcT-AMAzE. THE PUR-
CHASER, WHO PERHAPS FOR THE FIRST
TINE HAS SEEN OUR GOODS AND HEARD
OUR PRICES QUOTED.
AS WE CATER FOR THE MILLION, WE
MUST OF NECESSITY KEEP IN STOCK
EVERY KIND AND GRADE OF MEMS
CLOTHING FOR WHICH THERE'S LIKELY
TO BE AM DEMAND BUT NOTHING Is
SOLD FROM OUR HOUSE FOR THE WEAR
AND SERVICE OF WHICH WE ARE NOT
ENTIRELY RESPONSIBLE WE DO NOT
PROPOSE THAT OUR RESPONSIBILITY
SHALL END WHEN THE SALE IS MADE,
NO MORE THAN WE EXPECT YOU TO FOR
GET Us WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR PUR-
CHASE ON THE CONTRARY, WE WOULD
HAVE YOU KNOW THAT IN PATRoNIzING
OUR HOUSE YOU ARE DEALING WITH
CONCERN SELFISH ENOUGH TO PROTECT
YOUR INTERESTS FOR THE SAKE OF
YOUR FUTURE PATRONAGE AND THE
PATRONAGE OF YOUR FRIENDS TO
THESE METHODS CAN BE TRACED THE
PHENOMENAL BUSINESS THAT IS BEING
DONE BY Us IN CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES
AND FURNISHINGS.
sAKs L COMPANY,
GENERAL OUTFITTERs
y1O SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LHOR RENT.-OFFICES FOR RENT OR LEASE
II COS st. n. W. Light, convenient and comfortable
offices suitable for patent attorney, insurance or
other business; rent moderate j. c. LANG, COS
st. L. W. my1-lw
ErOR RENT-FRONT HALL ROOM, IST FLOOR,
IL 1919 + ST., adjoining Sun Building Price 1870
Apply to W. RILEY DEEBLE. Basement. ap19 I'm
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Enaa4vns A up. DE- d : S s sz

Enerayine on metal and wood Honograns and cxests
ON sess witches or joWelry Card and print
ing. Seal engraving in al its branch bookEnders
stamps for making and AL kinds Of material
cold q. stlyer b03un ebroideTinG. 2egaliae and al
kinds Of lodge paEaphsE0aiA @bl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

Is there any game the New York club plays
oetter than base ball?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
BOARDING.

INIRST-CLASS CATERER WILL SERVE MEALS
IL at the shortest notice. reasonable terms at her
residence, 1908 18th st. NV. my10-2ts
DERSONS DESTROYS OF SECURING NICELY
Il furnished rooms. with excellent table board, where
comfort of home is guaranteed, call 301 c st. W.
House Is newly furnished throughout, making il
pleasant in all its appointments my4-lw'
.ARGE AIRY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IL rooms at the Auburn, Penn and 2.end st.
Dining room In charge of A. /. Peterson, the we'll
known caterer Table boarders accommodated.
my3-3ws
SPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND STS NV,
Srooms and board by the day, week or month ap2-,m
LNOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
II class Board. near Mcpherson Square. References
exchanged TranslentS accommodated 1O10 18th st.
mh5-9ws
DERSONS WHO MAY DESIRE WE'LL VENTILA-
Il ted partments single suite, furnished
furnished, should call at GRAY'S the old established
Caterer, who has taken the new and commodious
house, u corner of 18th and Corcoran sae Per
manent or transient with Table d. Hote and Cafe at
tached Private dining rooms always ready for Dinner
Parties. Terms moderate JNO. A. GRAY, Proprie-
tor. apS-:}m
BOARDING AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WELL
~ furnished communicating front rooms: second
floor table board IL months per week and Sl50
day. Others at low prices. 3l4-3l6 Indiana ave
f25-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

WANTED-IS ANY OWNER OR BUILDER WILL
w ing to sell small House Of or rooms install
ments Of &4O0 yearly, worth about $4,000 Address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
FOR Observation-Disclosures

Ty0R RRNT-.LEARN TYPE-WRIT1NG."
kSIachines rented ct % Per month and sold on
monthly psy a%Csa1niaRApH OFFICE s3s n nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
FOR RENT STORES.

FOR T-STORES.
I-oR RENT-sToRE 14l6 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
II n W., now occupied by G. G. Cornwel, will be for
rent on or about June LIST For terms apply to
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
my1O-3t 911 + st. n. W.
I.NOR RENT-STORE l4l6 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Il NV, now occupied by @. G. Cornwel; will be for
rent on or about June 1. For terms apply to
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
my9-3t 91T + St
NOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, 4OS 18th
Il st. door from Pennsylvania ave-: also rooms >
and d, LIST floor building corner Pa and 18th st.
Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 120l Pa ave-, cor.
18th st. my4-2rn
IHOR RENT - FINEST LOCATED STORE IN
Washington: recently occupied by Woodward
Lothrop, Boston Dry Goods House, 92l Pennsylvania
ave- NV. This is rare opportunity to secure good
business location. For further particulars inquire Of
j. mel. DODSON,
zoo ID St NV.
my4-2m National Bank of Republic Building.
INOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF FINE STORE, 500
IL 18th st. NV, second door north of ST.. opposite
Boston Dry Goods House. splendid location for Once;
also two large Rooms, third floor. HARDING &
WATERS, sos 18th st. u N.Y. I'm
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90 18th St. 13 rooms, a. m i.... 200 per year
POLO 18th St, q rooms, do. -. 5000
Cleveland ave. ROOMS water and gassl
l0O4-l006 W St, q rooms, water.....Sl5
2l26 10th ST., rooms, do. -.....s15
my1-lw HIFIY A. DYER
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED - TO RENT NAY Is. NEAT HOUSE
small family adults PROMPT TENANT, Star ofhee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

s Langdon Ter. q rs. .el6
1915 >. Capitol 1T Or. 1890
900 r st. NV, off. r...l5
II Blagden's alley, 4r.-S.30
ll3 h st. s.w., 4 rs --.... .
\ A. =. CAY WOOD,
Corner 9th and h SITS. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A HALL OR DWELLING, SUITABLE
w for meetings of o small congregation. must be
bet and n, 9th and 10th sts. rent from ST. to
$25 per month. Address CONGREGATIONS. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10

IyoR PENTHOUSE 1907 CoRCoRAN ST. N W.,
II STORY brick 10 rooms and bath. Price, S45 per
month JNO. A PRISCOTT
myG-1w 14l6 St NV, kellogg Building.